To create a new template for a mapping table, select a template for data mapping. This article also covers how to edit an existing mapping table. The following steps will guide you through the process. You can also refer to previous articles that explain how to create a mapping table. To begin, you must create a template by selecting the Data Mapping Tool > New Map Template. The template is a template that you can reuse or edit.

Create a new template for a mapping table

In the mapping table editor, you can change the name and description of the data mapping table. You can change the description in the Description tab by clicking on the input field. Choose a column from the template and click the Modify link to make changes. Once you have saved the data mapping table, you can reuse it in another project. To edit the template, select the desired column from the Data menu. You can edit the mapping table using the template selector.

Select a data mapping template

Creating a map requires you to create and maintain an effective communication channel. There are several ways to do this, and data mapping is a key tool for both. It is best understood by creating a data-mapping template. When selecting a data mapping template, you should also consider its long-term use. This includes considering data management policies so that you can track how long the data will remain in use. After all, it's important to get the most out of data mapping.

Create a new mapping table

When you create a new mapping table, you can delete the object IDs associated with the entries in the table. These objects belong to the active/primary database. This means that you can delete them as long as you keep the parent snapshot's IDs. You can only delete the object IDs that are not marked by the active/primary database. This prevents the active/primary database from deleting the object IDs that are already in the mapping table.

Edit a mapping table

You can edit a mapping table in a few ways. First, click the Table Instance tab. Then, click Edit Mapping Entries. You can then edit the mapping table's description, source tables, and target dimensions. You can also link the value in a mapping table to a source table for more information. If you link a value to a source table, the linked value updates every time the table changes.

Specify column mappings

Specify column maps when mapping a table in Microsoft Access allows you to select individual columns in a source table and map them to corresponding columns in the destination table. These mappings include instructions for selecting and converting data. Note that case-sensitive column names must be enclosed in single or double quotes. When creating a column mapping, make sure that you understand the type of the data in the source table before mapping it to a target table.